Post on 27-Mar-2015
1st Grade Jeopardy
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Problem Problem Solving/Solving/
Subtract.9 − 0 =
A. 0B. 9C. 90
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Computation & Estimation for 1
Answer: b. first, next
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Computation & Estimation for 1
Answer: b. 9
What number is missing?6 +___= 9
A. 1B. 2C. 3
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Computation & Estimation for 2
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Computation & Estimation for 2
Answer: b. 3
Stan is thinking of a number. The number is 10 less than 40. Which number is Stan
thinking of?
A. 30B. 39C. 41
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Computation & Estimation for 3
Answer: a. 30
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Computation & Estimation for 3
Solve the problem below.1 + 3 + 4 =A. 5B. 7C. 8
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Computation & Estimation for 4
Answer: c. 8
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Computation & Estimation for 4
Which is the same as 7 − 3?
A. 6 − 2B. 6 − 4C. 8 − 2
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Computation & Estimation for 5
Answer: a. 6-2
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Computation & Estimation for 5
Which is the same as two dimes?
A. 6 nickelsB. 5 nickelsC. 4 nickels
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Geometry & Measurement for 1
Answer: c. 4 nickels
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Geometry & Measurement for 1
If Carlos is going on vacation in one year, how many months does he have to wait?
A. 14B. 12C. 10
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Geometry & Measurement for 2
Answer: b. 12
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Geometry & Measurement for 2
Look at this list of months.
July, August, September
Which month comes next on a calendar?A. JuneB. OctoberC. December
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Geometry & Measurement for 3
Answer: b. October
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Geometry & Measurement for 3
Where do we look to find the days, weeks, and months in a year?
A. calendarB. yardstickC. thermometer
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Geometry & Measurement for 4
Answer: a. calendar
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Geometry & Measurement for 4
Mr. Wilson mowed the grass today. What unit should you use to measure how long it took him to mow the grass?
A. hoursB. weeksC. months
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Geometry & Measurement for 5
Answer: a. hours
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Geometry & Measurement for 5
Which number tells how many tens are in 83?
A. 3B. 8C. 80
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Number Sense & Numeration for 1
Answer: b. 8
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Number Sense & Numeration for 1
Which of these is equal to 12?
A. 3 + 11B. 15 − 4C. 7 + 5
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Number Sense & Numeration for 2
Answer: c. 7 + 5
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Number Sense & Numeration for 2
Which number is greater than 45?
A. 71B. 29C. 37
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Number Sense & Numeration for 3
Answer: a. 71
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Number Sense & Numeration for 3
Which number shows seventy−three?
A. 17B. 37C. 73
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Number Sense & Numeration for 4
Answer: c. 73
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Number Sense & Numeration for 4
Trent is counting out loud by fives. Which number should he say?
A. 10B. 12C. 14
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Number Sense & Numeration for 5
Answer: a. 10
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Number Sense & Numeration for 5
What is the next color in the pattern below?
Red Red Green Blue Red Red ___________
A. RedB. GreenC. Blue
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Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 1
Answer: b. green
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Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 1
Which letter comes next in the pattern below?
W, X, Y, Z, W, X, Y, Z, W, _____
A. XB. YC. Z
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Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 2
Answer: a. X
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Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 2
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Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 3Which number comes next in the pattern
below?
3, 4, 5, 3, 4, 5, ___
A. 3B. 4C. 5
Answer: a. 3
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Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 3
Look at the pattern of numbers below.1, 3, 2, 4, 1, 3, 2, 4, 1, 3
If the pattern continues, which number will come next?A. 1B. 2C. 3
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Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 4
Answer: b. 2
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Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 4
Which number comes next in the pattern below?
2, 2, 5, 5, 3, 2, 2, 5, ___
A. 2B. 3
C. 5
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Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 5
Answer: c. 5
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Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 5
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Problem Solving for 1
There were 8 children at the ski club meeting. There were 6 chairs for the children. How many more chairs were needed?
A. 2B. 3C. 4
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Problem Solving for 1
Answer: a. 2
Eighteen turtles were on a log. Five of them jumped off the log and into the water. How many turtles were left on the log?
A. 13B. 15C. 23
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Problem Solving for 2
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Problem Solving for 2
Answer: a. 13
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Problem Solving for 3
Joe had 12 books. Then he got 3 more. How many books does Joe have now?
A. 9B. 15C. 17
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Problem Solving for 3
Answer: b. 15
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Problem Solving for 4
Vicki is 6 years old. She is 3 years younger than her sister. How old is her sister?
A. 3 years oldB. 9 years oldC. 12 years old
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Problem Solving for 4
Answer: b. 9 years old
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Problem Solving for 5
Stan's mother made 9 cupcakes. Stan and his friends ate some of the cupcakes. Now there are only 6 cupcakes left. How many cupcakes did Stan and his friends eat?A. 3B. 5C. 6
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Problem Solving for 5
Answer: a. 3